So, you’re in vet school and graduation is looming over you. You know that you need to start thinking about the next steps for your professional life but you aren’t sure in which direction you want to go. You’ve heard the back and forth argument about whether or not a
Article By: Izzy Stout, RVT November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month. IndyVet is proud to have an in-house Oncology Department who works with clients and pets with cancer every single day. One of the most common types of cancer that our Oncology Department sees is called Lymphoma. We have
By. Dr. Enjolie Levengood October 12 is Pet Obesity Awareness Day and it’s important to understand pet obesity and the health complications that it may cause your pet. IndyVet doctor, Dr. Enjolie Levengood, goes over pet obesity and the importance of monitoring your pet’s caloric intake and the risks associated
Holly, Rooster, Rooster Tooster, Rooka Took, Roo Bear. Our sweet girl is known by all of these names in our family. Holly came to us as a foster in 2011. She had an injury that she was recovering from and needed a peaceful home environment so that she could become
Bio Dr. Samantha Tadros is a veterinary neurologist with a passion for advancing the care of small animals. She began her academic journey at Central Michigan University before earning her DVM from The Ohio State University, where she also completed a business minor through the Fisher College of Business. Following
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Bio Dr. McKinney grew up on the Western Slope of Colorado where she was raised doing mountain activities with her family, two golden retrievers, mule, and miniature donkey. She played Division II softball at Fort Lewis College in southwestern Colorado before moving to Fort Collins, CO to obtain her DVM
